BOOM IN BRITAIN
WAR OFPICE ORDERS V rSITOR'S IMPRESSIONS SYDNEY, Wept. 13. "Sir, h\ A. Malloi-ii, managing director of Messrs. Dangar, Gedyo, and Co., Limited, who returned to Sydney hy < the Mongolia yesterday, after having' visited the United Slates, the United Kingdom, and the Continent, said lh.it Britain had made an excellent recovery from the depression, bur ihe effect of War Office orders would he to -create n boom, with an inevitahle , reaction. Orders for war material and munitions would make skilled i labour scarce, and would lend to increases in wages and a rise in prices.] Mr. Mnlloe'h said that toolmakersj were booked lip with orders for a. year ahead. j Although unprecedented pre^aira-1 lions for war were beirig. riiado every-! where, he came awav from Europe with the conviction that there would be no war. All the nations were talking much about war, but each was afraid to be the (irst to strike.
Mr. Malloch suggested that the pro': sent was an opportune time for the Conimrtnwealth Government to develop immigration. The Government should not wait io work out a scheme for assisted immigration l , but should make an appeal to persons in Europe and America who had money to come to Australia and settle.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19131, 28 September 1936, Page 3
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